Three Bowl Instrument Washing Bench with Air and Water Guns – Price in Pakistan

Why three bowls

Manual decontamination is a three stage process: an initial rinse to remove gross soiling, a wash in detergent, and a final rinse. Doing that in fewer bowls means either carrying items between sinks or reusing water between stages. Three bowls in one bench lets the process run left to right without the instrument leaving the worktop.

Dirty in, clean out

Drainers at both ends give a defined direction of travel: contaminated items land at one end, finished items come off the other. That is what keeps clean and dirty separated on a bench where both are present.

The air and water guns

This is the feature that distinguishes an instrument washing bench from a large sink. Cannulated instruments, suction tubes and endoscope channels have internal lumens that no spray reaches from the outside. The water gun flushes those channels through, and the air gun dries them afterwards, because residual moisture in a lumen is what causes a wet pack failure or a recontamination later.

Frame and shelf

The frame is cross braced to carry three full bowls without flexing, and a full-length lower shelf takes trays, baskets and detergent containers off the floor.

• Bowls: Three
• Drainers: Two, one at each end
• Pre-rinse Sprays: Two arms
• Guns: Air and water
• Material: Stainless steel

For pricing, bench length, bowl sizes, steel grade and gauge, gun configuration or height adjustment, please contact MNM Hospital Furniture & Equipment.